Carlos Macchi

Carlos Macchi is a Uruguayan footballer born in Montevideo, 
Uruguay, on October 18, 1994.


After passage by the Nerazzurri set emigrated to Venezuela to play football in the 1999 season at Caracas FC. He then returned to the Uruguayan soccer wear the shirt Rampla, Frontera Rivera and Annuitants.

In late 2000, he returned to migrate Honduran football to play in Real Spain. A year later he returned to Uruguay to defend the colors of Juventud de Las Piedras. In 2003 returns to emigrate to Costa Rica, this time to defend the Liga Deportiva Alajuelense. Later that same year returned to Uruguay to play for Annuitants a season and a half.

In early 2005 he joined Liverpool, which he defended the seasons 2005 and 2006. The coach leaves it free status in the 2007 season and defending Miramar Misiones. In early 2008 returned to Liverpool where he is captain. In the 2009 season Liverpool achieved their first qualification for an international tournament ( Copa Nissan Sudamericana , 2009). A season later played with Liverpool his first ranking tournament's premier club of America, the Copa Santander Libertadores 2011.

In the 2013 season, Head Coach Raul Moller what is not given despite the poor results and lousy performance, especially in the half court, where a referent as Macchi would make a difference. His supporters made ​​a "green light" to support the historic captain on May 13, 2013 in the clubhouse, to have the retirement you deserve and coach Raul Moller be dismissed from office.